Wilcox W W, Wenger W K
J Clin Psychol. 1978 Apr;34(2):555-7. doi: 10.1002/1097-4679(197804)34:2<555::aid-jclp2270340264>3.0.co;2-x.
Examined split-half reliabilities, retest reliabilities, and stability of the Comrey Personality Scales (CPS) (Comrey, 1970) for a Navy sample of 200 young drug abusers tested at the beginning and end of rehabilitation in a no-feedback, compulsory participation setting. The pre-rehabilitation split-half reliabilities for the eight personality scales ranged from .73 to .94, with an average of .85, and ranged from .74 to .91, with an average of .83, on the post-rehabilitation administration. Retest reliabilities for the eight scales were between .39 and .64, with an average of .52. Post-rehabilitation means were significantly higher on four of the eight scales, and one scale mean was significantly lower. It is concluded that the CPS is appropriate in a clinical setting in which test participation is compulsory and test feedback is not made available to the respondents.
在无反馈、强制参与的环境下，对200名年轻吸毒海军人员样本在康复开始和结束时进行测试，考察了康瑞尔人格量表（CPS）（康瑞尔，1970）的分半信度、重测信度和稳定性。康复前，八个人格量表的分半信度在0.73至0.94之间，平均为0.85；康复后施测时，分半信度在0.74至0.91之间，平均为0.83。八个量表的重测信度在0.39至0.64之间，平均为0.52。康复后，八个量表中有四个量表的平均分显著更高，一个量表的平均分显著更低。结论是，在测试参与为强制且不向被试提供测试反馈的临床环境中，CPS是适用的。
